⭐ San Joaquin County— My‑Clean‑Slate
My-Clean-Slate helps San Joaquin County residents understand their record‑relief options and take the next step with confidence. Submit your information and our team will review your situation and guide you through what comes next.
San Joaquin County accepts mailed expungement filings and uses a predictable review timeline. You must complete the correct county forms, include your case details, and file at the proper courthouse. The District Attorney reviews your petition before the court decides.
ELIGIBILITY (SAN JOAQUIN‑SPECIFIC)
San Joaquin County follows California Penal Code §§ 1203.4, 1203.4a, 1203.41, and 17(b). You may qualify if:
You completed probation (formal or informal)
You have no open cases, warrants, or unpaid victim restitution
Your conviction is eligible under California law (most misdemeanors and many felonies)
You completed a diversion program (PC 1000, Prop 36, DEJ)
You completed a local San Joaquin County program (e.g., DUI program, probation classes)
San Joaquin County Notes (2026):
The court requires proof of completion for probation, classes, and fines
The DA’s office reviews every petition and may object if restitution is unpaid
Felony reductions (PC 17(b)) are common for wobblers, but require strong supporting evidence
DUI expungements are allowed but do not restore driving privileges
HOW THE PROCESS WORKS
(SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY)
My-Clean-Slate handles the entire San Joaquin County expungement process:
1. We prepare all required San Joaquin filings
Petition for Dismissal (CR‑180)
Order for Dismissal (CR‑181)
PC 17(b) felony‑to‑misdemeanor reduction (if eligible)
Local San Joaquin County attachments
Proof of completion documents
2. We file with the correct courthouse
San Joaquin County requires filing in the courthouse where the conviction occurred. My-Clean-Slate files electronically or in person depending on division.
3. The District Attorney reviews your petition
The San Joaquin County DA may:
Support
Not oppose
Object (rare, usually for unpaid restitution or recent violations)
4. The judge issues a ruling
Most cases are decided without a hearing. If a hearing is required, My-Clean-Slate prepares all materials.
5. You receive your signed court order
Once granted, your conviction is dismissed under PC 1203.4.
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY COURTHOUSES (2026)
My-Clean-Slate files in all San Joaquin County criminal divisions:
Stockton Courthouse (Main Criminal)
180 E Weber Ave Stockton, CA 95202
Manteca Courthouse
315 E Center St Manteca, CA 95336
Lodi Courthouse
315 W Elm St Lodi, CA 95240
Tracy Courthouse
475 E 10th St Tracy, CA 95376
FILING FEES (2026)
San Joaquin County charges:
$120 filing fee per petition (misdemeanor or felony)
Fee waivers available (FW‑001 + FW‑003)
No fee for Prop 47 or Prop 64 petitions
No fee for PC 1203.4a (infractions)
My-Clean-Slate prepares and files fee waivers when eligible.
LOCAL PROCEDURAL NOTES (SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY)
Processing time: 8–14 weeks
DA objections: uncommon but possible for unpaid restitution
Hearings: rare; most petitions granted on the written record
Proof of completion: required for probation, classes, and fines
Multiple cases: filed separately but often reviewed together
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MY-CLEAN-SLATE WORKFLOW (SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY)
We pull your San Joaquin County case data
We prepare all petitions and attachments
We file with the correct courthouse
We monitor DA review
We track the judge’s ruling
We deliver your signed dismissal order
We update your My-Clean-Slate dashboard with next steps (employment, licensing, background checks)